Ex-actress details failed threesome and passing out under 300-pound Harvey at Weinstein’s latest NYC trial
Jessica Mann, a former actress, testified in Harvey Weinstein's third Manhattan sex-crimes trial that he raped her and attempted to force her into a threesome in 2013. She described being physically overpowered by Weinstein, who she said treated her as if he owned her, and recalled passing out during one assault due to his weight. Mann also detailed a consensual relationship she entered with Weinstein, which she said was influenced by his power and promises of career advancement.
- ▪Jessica Mann testified that Harvey Weinstein raped her at a New York City hotel in 2013 after she repeatedly said 'no' and tried to leave.
- ▪Mann described an incident where Weinstein attempted to force her into a threesome with actress Emanuela Postacchini, leading her to have a breakdown and cry in a bathroom.
- ▪She stated that she later passed out during a sexual assault by Weinstein because he was 'so heavy' and weighed around 300 pounds.
- ▪Mann said she entered a consensual relationship with Weinstein, influenced by his Hollywood power and claims of being in an open relationship with his wife.
- ▪Weinstein was previously convicted of raping Mann in 2020, but the conviction was overturned, leading to a retrial that ended in a hung jury.
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Metro Ex-actress details torturous threesome and passing out under 300-pound Harvey at Weinstein’s latest NYC trial By Kyle Schnitzer and Ben Kochman Published April 28, 2026, 5:54 p.m. ET Ex-powerhouse producer Harvey Weinstein tried to force a young actress into a torturous threesome with an Italian-born starlet before later raping her, she tearfully testified in Manhattan court Tuesday. Jessica Mann, now 40, hysterically broke down on the witness stand when she recounted in court for the third time how the grotesque, then-300-pound Weinstein pinned her down on a bed before allegedly raping her inside the Doubletree Hotel in Midtown on March 18, 2013.
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